Panama Isthmus Then and Now A Modern Gateway’s Rise
Article reviews the Isthmus of Panama during 1881 and the shift from French efforts to American involvement in building the canal. It describes the construction era, health campaigns, workforce, and the Canal Zone’s housing, hotels, communications, and economy under U S administration with emphasis on shipping, enterprises, and currency use.
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There Were Plenty of Them and the Only Known Ogress
Article discusses ogres in folklore and archaeology. It contrasts mythic ogres with ancient evidence and skeletal finds, noting folkloric descriptions and possible real-world parallels across cultures. It references Arthur Bud and ancient museums.
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Fragmentary OCR Story Describes Gruesome Remains
A garbled OCR passage references a disturbing scene with remains including a child and a stone artifact. The wording is incomplete but implies discovery of anatomy and implements, with mentions of teeth and other body parts.
How and Why They Were Exterminated Beasts and Early Humans Compared
The text argues Neanderthals as a distinct extinct species only distantly related to modern humans. It claims they endured harsher conditions, fought fiercely, and were wiped out by a more intelligent, better armed population. It mentions the Java ape-man and cave relics as evidence of earlier human-like predecessors.
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